start with the white base, add some colors and the lights on his chest. jesse and woody.ody has that vest on. >> unmistakable. >> and that striped shirt. she even gets the jacket and the star. >> you could be forgiven for thinking this video was put together by christopher noelen. >> it was actually made by paul parker. he makes it look like the sky is a planet. it really does bend the mind a little bit. watching and assuming he used a 3d camera. he took hundreds of panorama pictures and stitched them together and chopped them up into layers. creating a 3d effect like a pop up book. that is incredible. does it prove that earth is not flat or round, it's inverted. it is a sill an der. >> it is a beautiful video. paul does say that this is a lost passion project before he sold everything because he's getting out of the business because there isn't enough work where he is. paul, i think you should stick with it. >> jay sneaks up on shoppers. see the perfect prank leaving everyone puzzled. >> this little one has some major laughs. how she's adorably breaking them in for mom.

have now in a boat a lot of military personnel from the united states is enough with that other white base will be there already but they will meet any more a military base in just the same crash we that military person what about the eye and they papers you may have to explain you think they're linked also to the julian assange capture so we have discovered that mourinho is a corrupt and that we are not imagining that we have even a secret account that he has the american support of the media support economic is supporting it or so everybody welcome to the police and out powers are protecting this but the case is so extremely clear he's huge. perhaps the biggest corruption case involving our president i think britain so we have even the 2nd account with money laundering and it could account financing really looks really good looks are a lie for a bit more than a slimy on good sense of court and this is the count i can tell you that count struck. by the bar band and i'ma ok let in marina denies the allegations tell me what happened when you tried to draw attention to this on your facebook

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brian: here is paula white, based in florida.n video clip] >> i want you to spend time in prayer, went you to spend time in his word. it is crucial because he says, do not come before me empty-handed. for your first offering, not the tithe. tithing is 1/10 of your gross income. it is the first fruit, not just any fruit. many of us bring one day, some bring one week. some of us bring an entire month's salary because we understand the principle of all first belongs to god. [end video clip] brian: who made up the 10% tithe? kate: there is a lot of arguments about whether it is 10%. spiritual math. what you see there with "first fruits" is categories that the prosperity gospel develops to ask for different kinds of donations. so the 10% does not just becomes a suggestion, it becomes mandatory. in some congregations, they even ask for believers' financial records to make sure they're actually giving 10%. otherwise, the threat is in order to redeem the curse. and other words, you are spiritually in danger if you're not fully giving. th

the average age, 57, predominantly white, predominantly white, not based in london, but in the south—east by this. the nec as the elite sense of entitlement. that they can do things the little people can't do. they can get away with things that hoi polloi can't possibly manage. i think this goes back to the classic issue of drugs policy. politicians think don't do drugs, we did it but you shouldn't. and if you do you'll to jail. we probably need to have a much wider discussion about drugs policy in this country. and yet, as you see, the voters out there. tory party members. won't like the fact that current policy is don't do drugs. and yet others empower have done it and it doesn't seem to have damaged them, saying it is ok. but for a lot of people, it does. dogs are a massive effect. not necessarily in terms of people taking them, but the crime gangs, those don't affect michael gove. there is an issue with cou nty michael gove. there is an issue with county lines gangs getting kids to run drugs around the country. and when the get caught go to jail for a very long time. there is a wider

african historian no longer hopes to prepare her for the future by teaching her the history of white people. based on my own experience as an african that. the one thing that africans value that has and get them through centuries of paying is knowing where they are and where they come from. the university professor discovered that african history books written for kids almost exclusively focused on ancient egypt she wanted to paint a broader picture about the continent past she wants to cover everything from history to more contemporary independence movements. when africans are clear about the history and about where they come from and the origins and the different mythologies we do way better as kids in school we do way better as students at university and we do. far better in the world in terms of being innovators when we know our history. no longer also realized that there are no history books that black children in africa could really identify with she was determined to fill the gap and sat down with her illustrator friend boy to develop a comic book for children in african history just trying

only a thin layer of silver metal in gelatin or a white collar base made of old racks. such humble beginnings for something so precious. over the years left over chemicals acid and humidity can attack the image and yellows and fades. until eventually it vanishes altogether. i had a ragged album full of them images of people i never met all slowly decaying away. but i managed to stop that loss. restore the faded images and even to put names to faces. this is my great grandfather. and this is my grandmother with her my father. and this is me. great. this is your great grandmother. and these boys are your great uncle simon and your grandfather benjamin. and here is your grandfather with his grandmother as you and i. right now the idea of being a grandfather couldn't be further from ventures mind. and of course there are no guarantees in life. but when it comes to you. that's an uncertain thing that we all choose to ignore. we choose to believe that after us there will be others. and so i heard that as the years will pounce and we grow old. but as there will be does. the wi

blue base, white top, thin red line to the middle pit is in a better for me to describe it than actuallyyou a close picture revealing the new design? i apologize for that.the jet would be much better than the existing presidential aircraft by the way. the tuner aircraft will be delivered by 2024. the president will be in -- he will be just in time for his second term. looking forward to that. up next, ed, thank you so much. ed did not have anything to do with those graphics. china desperately trying to paint, get it? paint. there failed negotiated taxes as a positive for the failing economy. we take that up and more after th lou: the chinese vice premier and point been in the trade talks with united states they claim that u.s. pressure and u.s. tariffs are benefiting the chinese in the long run. this is called rationalization. vice premier saying this quote - the external pressure re-tariffs will help us, the chinese, improve innovation and self-development. speed up reform in opening up and push forward with high quality growth. so the president of the estate is really doing the chinese

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blue base, white top, thin red line to the middle pit is in a better for me to describe it than actuallyhow you a close picture revealing the new design? i apologize for that.the jet would be much better than the existing presidential aircraft by the way. the tuner aircraft will be delivered by 2024. the president will be in -- he will be just in time for his second term. looking forward to that. up next, ed, thank you so much. ed did not have anything to do with those graphics. china desperately trying to paint, get it? paint. there failed negotiated taxes as a positive for the failing economy. we take that up and more after this quick break. stay with us. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. ♪

. >> how is the latest attack playing over in the white house? based on your knowledge and reporting and what kind of donald trump did we get coming back from this trip? >> i was there at the cemetery yesterday in the normandy region when president trump just went on the attack on nancy pelosi. so to give you a little context about that, he is landing, doing this interview with fox news. first time he brought up nancy pelosi, he was not asked about her. the second time he was asked about the impeachment comments. he said it was disgusting and he really let loose on nancy pelosi. comparatively, nancy pelosi was also at that same exact event yesterday. she did not bring up donald trump. specifically when she was talking to her colleague andrea mitchell. when i spoke to her, she didn't bring him up either. i think it is worth pointing out that neither i nor andrea mitchell directly asked. >> as a report he on "the beat," what do you think of this talking appointment that donald trump's folks claim he wants to be impeached? >> well, nancy pelosi says that

the number one problem that the united states faces, and mobilize in essentially racist, white supremacist basethis, as you can imagine, has not gone well in mexico. the first response of obrador was to write a very strong letter to donald trump, the stronger's letter that we have seen yet, because he has been very careful about the u.s.-mexico relationship, particularly for the trade and investment aspects involved and he said, i'm not a coward, i am not timid, and our approach to immigration is different. it involves stemming immigration and the countries of origin where people are being forced to flee. this is the situation we have now as they go into meetings. it is a macho move on the part of donald trump to say he will but he isse tariffs, gone out on a limb, as we mentioned, he does not have e te support of the republican party. in fact, he does don't have the support of a specialty economist in his own cabinet. juan: you much alike of support within the republican party. senator ted cruz am a for instance, who has always had a reputation as being extremely hard line on immigration, came

he recognizes his base is white moderates in the midwest.hink i love the party particular the white progressives, white moderates, have not been able to fully reckon with the past and with the current issues facing communities of color. especially with regards to policing. gerry: so then people talk about the top five still intact. did anyone break in from outside into the top tier? >> i think you will not see a ton of movement at the moment. dad is already sort of in a weakened position is going to struggle a bit more. bernie i was surprised at how okay but not exceptional his night was. things that were very exciting and new in 2016 are being said by better communicators like elizabeth warren, helene castro and bernie sanders is almost getting lost in this trend that he revitalized. gerry: max mentions castro, -- a strong candidate most people think that. is there anyone else now, how quickly will we whittle the field down to a more manageable number? >> i think we have a number of candidates that will have their number in the sun. i think

now have their sights set on the 2020 election the challenge will be energizing their base and making gains with white non-college educated voters the organizers say it's about getting boots on the ground an incredibly diverse group you know about 50 percent of them speak spanish about 20 percent of them speak creole and they'll be down in our in our base communities communicating with both voters and registering new voters data from the vote a study group shows that 6000000 voters who backed barack obama in 2012 helped win in 2016 but the next presidential election may be about more than getting those people back president bill clinton once famously said that every u.s. election is about the economy and that maybe the democratic party's biggest challenge if job figures in financial markets is still doing well political analysts say the democrats will focus on the president's behavior making this an election about morals not numbers if the democrats can mount a really good attack on all the stupid things the trump is done professor joseph says the democrats may focus on the president's temperament not

white house. i divided up the semester based on the idea of the white house as a home, as an office, as a museum, as a stage, sort of these different units so that students could wrap their heads around that that building historically has been used to a variety of different purposes, and that today what we see is a far crew from what the white house was used for in the 19th century. the goal that i really had with the course was to teach students white house history, to give them a general understanding, but also to help them sort of see the connections and the interplay between american history and what has happened at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. susan: will it continue? do you know? matthew: we are hoping to continue it this coming fall. stay tuned. susan: we will stay tuned. how often into you interact with the press? matthew: i would say fairly often. i would say at least a couple of times a week we are both either doing interviews, or writing emails to reporters or helping people with different research questions. but we really see it as a core part of our job. because it is not just us doing

suffer so much that the government will submit to the united states and basically raise the white flag and this is based in my opinion on calculations that are due to these so-called iran experts that we so i call the see in think tanks in the united states in europe and pundits yes exactly they are people who know nothing about iran or very little about iran or if they do know a thing or 2 about the country they really can't say the truth because if they do then they lose their position at their think tanks or their they've ceased to be invited to different organizations or platforms so this is economic warfare everything that comes after it is the foundation of that is is this economic warfare so the heightened tension in the region in the persian gulf in the strait of hormuz in the sea of oman or the gulf of oman is based upon this economic warfare now there are conflicting. perspectives or conflicting reports as to what is actually happening the iranians are very suspicious about about some of the attacks the attacks of the port of jade in the united arab emirates have to write half happened right a

i think the us central command and the white house are making conclusions based on that video, but iof people in the open source intelligence community that are looking at this online have a lot more questions as to what exactly is going on in that video. why would you remove a mine from a ship which you placed? it is quite dangerous as well, isn't it? it absolutely is. i don't think you would see an american explosive ordnance disposal team operates like that, we have, you know, 15—20 people on a small boat next to something that could be potentially explosive. there is also this discrepancy, because people on the japanese ships say they didn't see mines, they sell flying objects. so, there is not really enough evidence to be conclusive one way or the other. myself and a lot of other reporters have been covering the story since it broke and we have asked central amount the question, how do you explain this discrepancy? and we have not got a whole lot of answers yet. —— central command. i would say it would be responsible to speculate based on the information we have now and whether

base? and putting iran on notice, the u.s. keeping up pressure amid heightened tensions in the middle east. the white house hoping to push peace through strength. why critics say president trump's strategy could backfire. >>> breaking news right now as we take you out to break. president trump arriving at joint base andrews after kicking off that campaign in florida. we are going to bring you any breaking headlines from the president as he comes out this door here. that will happen in this hour. we'll bring it to you right after the break. ♪ experience the style, craftsmanship and technology that have made the rx the leading luxury suv of all time. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $399/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. the doctor's office might mejust for a shot.o but why go back there when you can stay home with neulasta® onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta® reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1% a 94% decrease. neulasta® onpro is designed to deliver neulasta® the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta

all places a fox news poll about what do people who are affiliated with his coalition with his base, white sloertz didn't go to college what, do they think now about how trump's economic policies are working? take a look at this very basic question. when you ask those particular voters they call them whites with no college degree, who doings trump's economic policies help, people with more money, 45%, people like me, you can barely see the red register at the bottom of your screen, 5%, jason. in other words, almost flow voters who would be in that coalition whites without a college degree actually say or believe right now today trump's positions help them economically. >> this is the thing, ari. i'm going to love saying this and vickie, we went to grad school together. but this is the truth. economics doesn't drive why people vote. the biggest lie in analysis is that people vote their pocketbook. they don't. they vote their hearts and then they rationalize it later with their pocketbooks. how many times will we see articles people suffering in ohio and indianapolis and losing jobs to mexic

white. does donald trumpave to reach out to minority communities if he is going to win reelection? jane: well, you would think, because this is his court b-- core base. ha seen a few teachers and a few african-americans saying they do suppo donald trump, but nowhere near in the numbers of white people that we are seeing here. but yes, he does have to expand his base, and that is his biggest problem, because he does not seem to be listed in doing that. th thinks he can rely on -- interested in doin. he thinks he can rely on strong turnout and aen pally weak democratic candidate. don't forget, we don't know who the democratic nominee is going to be. isonce thaecided, donald trump will have a target and that is when we see the gloves starting to come off. katty: briefly, what is the tnumber one issue they wa president to talk about tonight? jane: immigration. bill that will. -- build that wall. katty: interesting. that is one of the things the president has not managed to do so far, but that is something he brings out as an election issue. for more on what we can expect tonight, i spoke with ron christie, former advisor to sh.rge w. so good to see you

our subscription base is white and wealthy. well with did not so our subscribers, wedding and wealthy that it brought in a new subscriber base, but younger people, it brought in black people, it's skewed more female. these are people who need the news as well. this is a void that has not been filled so we can do that. we can harness this at the l.a. times but other papers should be reaching out and doing this as well. finding aint about way to monetize our business, reaching those readers is key to monetizing our business. our country is becoming younger and more diverse and if we don't figure out how to reach these people and get them to subscribe we are not going to survive. it is a next is of those two things. took a death but it proved this is the direction we need to go. i hope that other papers are starting to understand this and do the same thing. >> we have some mics, does anyone have any questions? on the phone. don't everyone jump up at the same time. >> i am with the washington post. i wonder a two port question, you

times our , subscription base is white and wealthy. what my stories did, and we crunched the numbers recently, it said my stories did not so well without subscribers, again white and wealthy, but it brought in a new subscriber base, brought in younger people, black people, and skewed more female. these are people who need the news as well. this is a void that has not been filled for a while. so we can harness this at the "l.a. times," but other papers should also be doing this. >> to your point about finding a way to monetize our business, i think reaching those readers is key to monetizing our business. our country is becoming younger and more diverse. and if we do not figure out how to reach these people and get them to subscribe, we're not going to survive. it is very much a nexus of those two things. unfortunately it took somebody like nipsey hussle having to die, but ultimately it proved to the "l.a. times" that this was the direction we had to go. i hope other papers are starting to understand this and do the same thing. kimberly

treatment and demonization of immigrants, the more the trump republican party and the trump white house can excite his base and solidify this idea that republicans stand with white people against immigrants and the democrats are for people who aren't from here. i mean, that seems to be the calculation, particularly, around the political timing of their performatively cruel policy announcements. and i don't know if vice president pence shares president trump's instincts and inclinations on this as a great wedge issue, as a great way to, you know, troll the dems and make them mad and make them, thereby, play into your own political strategy, but that will be vice president pence's task here in miami tomorrow and it comes at a time when the human costs of this political strategy in the trump era are becoming quite impossible to ignore because whatever the political calculation around this as a -- as a, you know, horror movie that is designed for political advantage on even the entertainment of people and politicians who can benefit from it, on the actual border, in our actual country, this horror movie is rea

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base as president. do you believe that will carry him to the white house? se and win in 2020? >> i think it is an interesting question. president trump's base wasn't the traditional republican base. he upended the republican orthodoxy on immigration, and he up ended it on entitlements. so i think when i look at the democratic candidates is there a candidate who will upend what the party's orthodoxy is on a couple of issues and make the democrats rethink what their base really stands for in the way that trump did. >> you know, elizabeth warren, after the first debate, a lot of people give her credit saying she won the first debate. that's not how they see it. it's bernie sanders won the debate. do you agree that this looks like the party is moving towards him on some of these key issues? . >> that's absolutely true. the party has moved on issues like single payer health care, for instance. $15 an hour minimum wage. i think many of us can overstate sometimes the importance of the left-to-right spectrum. the more important is the outside/insider spectrum. if th

he is going to be making his way from andrews air force base to the white house of course on marine one. if he says anything when he arrives at the white house, we will bring that to you, whether it's taped playback or live, but meanwhile, the president back from his trip to europe. hi, everybody. happy friday. this is bulls & bears. i'm david asman. joining me is the panel today. let's go straight to edward lawrence who is at the white house where the president is due to arrive momentarily. edward, the talks between the u.s. and mexico are continuing. monday is when the deadline looms. where do things stand right now? >> yeah, monday is fast approaching. you know, the president as you see right there is back in the united states now at joint base andrews. we expect him here any minute now after gets off the plane, back to the white house. now, he says that if we get a deal with mexico, they will buy more agriculture from the united states, if we don't, then the tariffs will go into effect. now, that's a little confusing, that tweet that he put out, that's because this is supposed to be

it's all about showing his base talking to white house republicans and officials, he is make hargd liney to fund his border wall, to put it to mexico. that's a play to the base as much as anything else he's doing, along with this mass arrests of immigrants being planned by the federal i.c.e. department. this is political agenda for the white house at the moment. they think congress is divided, democrats will continue to investigate. senate republicans really become a chamber for nominations for the judiciary and really very little else in terms of legislating. now all about 2020 and the political agenda. >> you know, what's interesting to me, clinton was always described as being made of teflon. we have some conversation, you always make this point, nothing stick, nothing hurts him. the good stuff doesn't stick either. this is an historically -- not historically, but a strong economy, even in chris matthews deciders event in ohio last night. business owners say i'm able to hire more people. to the other side, we don't pay enough attention, on people like me, the good stuff doesn't stick

base andrews. we expect him here any minute now after gets off the plane, back to the white house. now, he says that if we get a deal with mexico, they will buy more agriculture from the united states, if we don't, then the tariffs will go into effect. now, that's a little confusing, that tweet that he put out, that's because this is supposed to be about illegal immigration coming to the southern border and mexico's help with illegal immigration. the negotiators are working today on the asylum part of this, having asylum seekers wait in mexico before their court hearing here in the united states. as of right now, the plan is to impose those tariffs on monday. >> the president has all the options on the table. but talks have been very collegial, amicable, and, you know, my briefing on them has been that there's been a lot of progress where our technical experts who have really taken a deep dive into what the mexicans could do to help get out in front of the border problem, the mexicans have agreed to do a lot. >> and the vice president's chief of staff says that the vice president a